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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-24

ALBANY, Feb. 1.-THE assembly ju-
dietary committee yesterday reported I'D
yersely the bill abolishing the death
penalty for women. This morning mo-
ton to disagree with the adverse report
and that that motion be made a special
order for to morrow morning was carried.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-24
oAssrsDoons


Comparison OF hs.ss soAE WhAM ~s
Year Prevfomss
American Grocer, February 9Th.
The pack Of 1886 Yves 81 per cent In
advance OF that of 1885, Notwithstanding
injury TO the crop by excessive rains in
Maryland and drought In the western
states. The season was most favorable
for packers in New York, the crop being
Of unusual good quality. In Maine the
pack was double that OF 1885 and OF aver
age quality. The figures presented be-
low represent the smallest quantity
packed, as we prefer that unrepofted fac.
tories should not be made o subject OF
guess work. Returns from such would go
to swell the aggregate The total pack ~
1886 was !, 704, 785 cases, against ,0S2 IVA
in 1885, and in detail as follows:
{ ..au.. N. atr - 1884
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-24

ROME, Feb. 17.-In his audience with
Cardinal Gibbons the 'ope said : "You
are, indeed, happy. D. % American church
enjoys the greatest G ic freedom. Her
bishops have no othe work than to live
t flaS shepherds guiding and tending their
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-24

ASH for Rough on Dirt; perfect washing
article, pure and cleg :. sWosters. frAahans
oleaenes and Williams VI 4out slightest in1ury
e nnest fabric UnequsS.ed for fine linens and
n.oee' general househo'lo, Kitchen and laundry
M, SIC AZ dTnSessfs ~ s-nrs.s. "-'' 'Np' ~
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-24

'tSome of these western desperadoes
must be very strong men, observed Mrs.
Snaggs. "Why?" asked her husband.
''The paper to-day says that two of them
held up train yesterday" 30, that's
nothing. Even weak woman like you
can hold up train when there is danger Of
some 9ne's treading on it.--PittSburg
Chronicle.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-24

There Ia something sofh and lander In rho ta,,
o. alngle snow-nake, ,pt It always reminds us
sgv .VoA ai.er onf boulsl OF fr. Bull's Cough
and colds--for we always found it reliable.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-24

In the treatment OF rheumatism, govt, neu-
"a gia, tic douIolreux, semi-crRnil, sclatica,
&c Salvation OIL should ba applied 70 the
parts affected, aud thoroughly rubbed In, 80 as
TO reach the seat Of the disease Ii kills pain.
Price twenty-five cents tottle
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-24

I have used Eiy's Cream Rain far arv
cstarrh TO which Risstsrn persons are subiect
wn9 come 70 live het,e.) II has proved 4 curs..-
u " N. Weeks, Denver, Col -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-24

TopEKA, KAN. Feb. 17.-Boston Oorbett,
he slayer Of John Wilkes Booth, has
been declared insane and sent TO an in
sane asylum.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-24

The walking delegate is so called be-
cause he always rides. He makes others
walk, however. Boston IrdnScript.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-24
HrSRY wArrERsow.



Henry watterson in Cincinnati on
Thursday night was dined by 3 numosr
of friends at the Queen Cify oiup: ~
an ENQUIRER reporter who remarked tnss
C0urier-Joi@aal coptinF to rap fresi-
dent Cleveland hs Watterson 70
piled: eyes, but family onas-
tissmant.n To question, as TO
,vbetber bis ps Import MT. Oleye-
lana n he ted In 1888, Mr..
WAITE raon II know nothing
to tbe co. ae Coalrier-Journdi
has said - K it would support
the nomi, Democratic party"
Speaking OF Isle, Mr. Ma s.a
The talk 10 that sect was started by am
bilious men In his district who would
like TO succeed him in the House. his
uoaition as speaker OF the House 10 more
exalted and influential shan a seat in
the Senate. As for Mr.. Carlisle's succeed
ing Mr.. Manning, Mr.. Watterson said he
hoped such thing would not be serl-
ously considered. He much preferred 70
see Mr.. Carlisle stay whore he ia, and
Mr.. Fairchild succeed Mr.. Manning, OF II
not Mr.. Fairchild then William ). Groes-
| beck of this city. When asked as TO the
proposed large appropriation for naval
supplies Mr.. Watterson said: at Id eyi'
IDENTIFY dodge to dispose OF the surplus
revenue and make political capital for the
Republicans. While we ought to have
navy there is no necessity at this time FOL
so lavish an expenditure for armament
and coast defence. There isn't even
remote possibility of any country goinnf
to war with us. England couldn't b
driven into fight. Commercial interest
preclude any such move. England nigh
threaten and the trouble go sol far as
temporary severance Of diplomatic rela
tons, but the difficulty would end there
We really need some good steel cruisers
but the establishment Of extra ordnanc
departments is nonsense"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-24

PROGRESS FROM PovERrY.

The irritation which induces coughing
Immediately relieved by use OF "BroscHs
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-24
Hoods SarsapariIIa

Sold by all druggists. 81; six for %. Madl
only by O. i. HOOD q CO., Lowell, Mass,
$40 ~sas nna oIINF,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-24
PuriJ9es the Blood

Hoods sarsaparllla is characterized BY
three peculiaritIes; 1st, the combination Of
remedial agents; I'd, the proportion Sd, the
process Of securing the active medicinal
qualities. The result is medicine Of unusual
strength, eifecting cures hitherto unknown.
Send for book containing additional evidence.
"Hood's sarsaparilla tones up my system,
purihes my blood, sharpens my appetite, and
seems to make me over" j. 7. THOMPSON,
Register Of Deeds, Lowell, Mass.
HHood's Sarsaparilla beats all others, ana
is worth its weight In gold" /. DARLINGTON
1870 Bank Street, New York City.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-24
.. HunHu-hAnRA.n
RoUG11 or NJ =,

yuick, complete cure, annoying Kidney, Blad.
ger, and Urinary Diseases. 81. Al drnrQiaia-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-24

$50 you've been out west z" he queried
of citizen who returned the other day.
eyes, Lots of snow out there ~ "Mill-
ions of acres. l was snow bound on a
train 10 hours. There were % ballet girls
in my car" "And your wife was with
you 2" "Alas yesln "Great Scotsl but
how you must have suffered! Ott
Free Press.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-10-12
w alker Flashes.

William Slaughferback has returned from
Kansas.
Miss Emma Benner, was the guest Of her
friend Miss Annie Aucker, last week
Mrs. James Adams was taken suddenly
sick one day last week, but is now better.
Miss Lizzie b. Weaver has gone to Ian
caster county TO visit friends ana relatives.
David Seibsr the champion milk hauler
got ne" platform springs put on his milk
wagon.
David Loudeuslager fell of an apple tree
while picking apples last week, and receiv-
I ed slight injuries.
Miss Emma Buckwalter was in Perry Co.,
last week Attending the wedding OF her
cousin.
Joseph Funk of Indiana has been visiting
his uncle John Giugerich, within the past
week.
Matthias swar,z, OF Van Vert is making
lots OF cider.
Ms. Susan Shelly, Of Center, mother Of
HIS. Daniel X oss, and Mrs. n Nelson Lukens.
died, on Saturday night, 1t the residence
OF the latter.
Joseph Rank of Miaiin county, is at home
visiting his mother
Homes BooE, eldest son olCharles Book,
was ksckvd by horse last week and was
seriously hurt.
W Ii. Auk-r, taught the Cedar Grove
scho1! on last Friday, while the teacher,
q. l. Hover attended the iair-
The CvGar Grove Literary Society, or
gauizgt on the evening OF the 9th, and elect
cd George : igber PresiIeu W. II. Aucker
Vice President. HIida L. GIuEerich Secrt-
taTy, Assistant Secretary Sadie !. Auke-,
Treasurer John F. Auker, Critic Robert
White, Editors. j. + Aukg-, HIila 2 Gin
geri-E Ja- ITO, Z. g.. Diven, GAM at-lrn s
Ros.Tt WhIIe. The Society wall meet
every Thursday evening
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-10-12
,n,ican Comfy Committe

..rr.vfrr named Republicans CON-
=. the committee;
PoSrS oSrS....,-1ra-W Il. Lane, Reeds Gap; =
TI'Ir.,r,.on. East Waterford.
- K Evans ThompsontOwn ;
D.-.,t IorteusIE-r, East ; alen.
Henry Maubeck, Thompsontn ;
r-'ab gfsksabach. Mexico.
'Ayoo AyTo.,r',1,rh-C Z Hover, Joseph Roth
,ork NHtutovu.
S,.,ugF tnu4-Lr,i Light, NekoIa, Fer-
Brublkgr, Nah"ntouEo-
y 60. o.d-Johu VI Light, Nekoda,
80. W II. Ze,ders. DimmsvIlle.
r.. So. HH.-J D Howell, Pleasant Views
pti~trf,a. Spruce Hill.
yrl.-f-g VI cunningham, Patterson ;
n, Wm Frey, Port Royal
'TEg-s.,.-Wm- uer'z!er, ! h Graham,
fo5' P,-t KayI-Wm. X Wharton, q W
Oriysr. I.r- Royal. ,,
V1,,' V1r,,,'.,'r.grrnNu-Te,HnLtou Mtnbeck, Il
~ rv.r.trtn. Th0mpsoutowu-
Rs,r.-pa.d PrHrubtrger, Walnut J
R--.fr-.r. Academia.
v,--.s-F Ku.,r, Joseph Shelly Rich
l.I'. u "A Caru,a,rs. X II Patterson.
p,,,.-..r- Fran, Nr.oy. Kelly McNeal-
v.rr.r.wa-Jlmes NcCauley, James n
Ba,s sLar-Em1nuei Boozle, H.W. opP!e
'EE,r.r..-T. $. Mu,.er, McAIisteryille /;
Brown, C.Do.IwHs.
SB.C4r.rg. Chairman.
N..y. Secretary.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-10-12

W. L Il
ONE PERSON for the Office OF
PiutuoUot4ry, &c, Of the County OF Juni-
aIa-
ONE PERSON for the Office oI
County Treasurer OF the County OF Juuiata.
ONE PERSON for the Office OF
District attorney 20. the County OF JuuIata. D..
TNO PERSONS Tor the office Of
County C0m-4lssIau=F Oi the County OF Ju-
uI-ta-
TuO PERSONS for the office OF
Count. Auuitur ai the County of uuiIti
/ also hereby u-.e known aud give no.
tice. that the place. tor holding the aiore-
said General Election il the several bor-
oueLs and townships within the county OF
Juu.Sta, are as follows, 10 wit:
The iIoumyu oI JLe borough OF AiihIntOwu
I arc % hold their election in The southeast
. room OF tie Cuurt House, known as tIe
/ Sheriff 5 office, Iu said borough.
The ITcyllH uI tue township of Eeruau'
agu are 10 hold gnair election Iu the north.
+ east ruon ol tlc Court House, known as th,
. Irgasurlr's ylEcc, al lIlluJuWs s borough
The iTeymlu 90 tLe tu" ushIl OF h lIAcI
arc 10 Luld IhgiI c.,cJiuu az the SChuO
3 House lu Mexico, IE SAID township
The iilcGrE %. the tuwusSp OF DeAwar,
are 10 hold their ,.ucuou II smiths ScLOO
/ House, Iu said township
= The iryslueu oi the borough "l Ihomp
/ saat1vu are o. auia their election Al Jlf
s,4uu. uuEse IN said borough.
The tT,yIu,u uI tae township % Green
. wyua are To uolG their election 40 the Pub
. ii1 House Ui Thomas Cox, Ia SAID township
| The lrcgu.en OF the township OI Monroe
are Jo held tl-i- election "a the Schoo
Huusa II .IcLayIG. iH sdIa township
Tie fra-meu OF The township oI SusgUe
d.. b." NwH
movers Lusll, d sad IsNus-ip.
Ih- iru-meu OF tbs township OF Fayeit'
als e. hold their election II the SeAoo
House III 5icAlisllrsIllc, Ia said towuSuip-
The lrgaulau OF the borough Patterson
are 10 hold their election II the SchOO
House IT, slld borough
The treemeu ui the borough Port Hoya
are 10 hold ,leir election At the Schoo
House in said borough.
! Tht. fr.ptleu of the township Of Alilfurd
are 4. hold their election at Locust Grove
school House, ia said township.
The irremcu OF the township OF Spruce
I'm ~, 20 bold th-ir election IL pruce Hi
school House. ia said township
The fr..rusn Of tie tow nshiP OF TuTbryi
,r. 10 hold their election II the Church Hi
school House, in saId township
Tn. freeu,en OF the township Of Beale are
to hold their election at the Schooi housS
Academia. Ia sad township
irbs. .free7pen II the township OF TUsc1roEI,
exrert ,hat portion Of 1t lying northwest
yy.ri OF the summit Of the Shade mountain,
are to hold their election at the School
FIouse near McCuiI1ch's Mills, in said town
ship
Tbe freemen of the township OF Lack, ex-
cent tbat portion of it lying nOrth-westN ard
Of the summit OF the Shade mountain, are 10
hold their election Al the Lick School House,
in said township.
TIN. frecmen OF so much Of the townships
of LEX and Tuscaro-a as lie northwest OF
the summit OF the Shade mountain are tc
toIl th..i- election Al LAWYERS : chool House
in said district
r~ The election Is 70 be opened q.
o'clock IN the forenoon and shai
l',-,iu,s vithc1t inter--.-s-a- o- adjourn
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-10-12
GRAYBILLS

Furniture Store has been re-
stocked with a new lot of the
Latest Styled Furniture Of all
description. Chamber Suits,
Beds, Bedding, Carpets, Mat
ting, Window Shades, Lamps.
Every thing IN the House Furn-
iture Line.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-10-12

'sTescher-w william, wh., il *. cold.n
Text to day9
William-Dunno.
Teaeher-It is s'wa,ch and -p what
else.
WillIam-Dunno.
Teacher-Think again. wba, did ror-
papa do just before breakfast this r,o-ni,q,
william with animation Kissed NAM
ma How'd you know2-Tid Bits.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-10-12
Three oGa Kin d.

The quiet Old farmer so thrifty,
Ia duty as firm "a a rock,
Nyglects not the wants OF his cattle
But carefully waters his stock
The millionaire too IN his business,
Each dlv adds some J. nbS TO his Il 'cN-
By q few skilful changes IN fgures,
He carefully waters his stock.
The Temperance orator, Likewise,
Who al ,auseieaaes lnu lly doth knock,
Ne'.r th'-krrs his srcech With much -
quOr.
II ct-efrIiv waters his talk
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SHORTLOC-4LS
Nice yuur- Wae.i''


Nice Young waet'.
.r,.-rv winter is Igci,ctrd-
IN. cleveland circus IS swinging around
,ss Sora -- ..-cl, now.
rr......... .,.,,-,.r-.. OF religion Is to es-
- ami ,-.r.7 heaven.
.....--.... ..s r,l-r.. from,
i'1' .,.p.-.p,,,l,,i-
A's i'.,'
El.ea s-eA'''. r='r OF " '''>'r' l's o11'
very busy housing large potato crop
Jacob Su.auF 90 Frrmaulgh twp, ship
ped ,O. crate, %, peaches this season.
Fr.f.y. October 2I. is Autumn School
Arbor Day. Plant 'ree Tor that day
Thank, arr rendered to the Secretary of
internal AEar, iora COPS OF his report.
Merchant E,rcu>chate is now in Phila-
tarbil baviur stock of new goods for
bis store.
prrrcl has returned from the east, " here
he bought a large stock OF new goods for
his stores.
r,..-.f..-....-- t..r, , r,,i,,,r congo,
.s..-...p....,,.,-.-r,.. ,r.ae r. mr.t have
been a solemn convention.
,, -, r-..
O''1'.'
-. ,-..,,,.., a.. .i,,.r,
9r,-,.-.f.-r-,r,t,d rrrr hats were
brought our aud worn last week, IN honor
Of %. meeting ot rre,aytcry.
one a'"1T A"' MY cents IN advance VIII
s,'"iy '-' SsN''Nt IL AND i'h' I 'L''NN '''''
IA. h '',.y Pres, one ','r'
{. i' w. D...'.' " 10 '''' o''n '''iIs II i'''- ~,
.',' w.. -, w.. - -. -.
MINUS ''0 ''''''''' - ''' / a. '''''
Mrs. Di'a. has r'stocISed her store with
a ,1'' .'-e o' new goods Ia "h''n 'Hs
hiis, ar" especially Interested.
.n.-.. -. So, - ,e,, =,
rrpy r...s.r.-.,-n A.
gray Pe-chsr1u stallion, 20 a company o.
-. ''''' ''''''' o''''''' '''N- "
p,.....-ty....- &c.. s,.,.-. n.
- 49,, - .,,..
- -, Il.,,.'.rgr -
'''' can t''s'' Is 'Ls WOODS 'uII o' KICK
Tb.s,-. .-,.-..l .r.. 4r-.rr,,., or U.,r
Br,.o- g., ,rr,.-5 ,..,.r.p.,. ~, Sr,J,r tb
aas fn.- ,rF .,.r.. .. ..r,f, ar ,r,,,.s ana 81,
oy,-r.,,
.r,.,.
'Ih'rs Tt! as A three day C1aven ton a
day Sehoa. woraers tor the STATE of Penn
sy.vaan."
TIL. lr,>,r.r.,.r. --,-..d % Ir,i,,
veterans. u.-. r1r Co.., pLfr. WflI-,l
n E-.f.-. er.rr.r ,f,-,-e .sr Mo 4.
y,
La, saturday evening, Mrs. susan Shell
aged almost -i years. died at the rcsidyuc
other son tr laN Iyr. y. :. LuSeus IN waI5
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-10-12
Legal
ICON SAVE TIE COMMONWEALTH J
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, by an act Of General As
SemD,y OF the Commonwealth OF Penn
sylyaui4, entitled e. A. act relating To Elcc-
uous OF this Commonwealth passed the
2ud day OF july, 1922. aud ITS supple
meuJs, II Is tue duty OF the sheriff OF every
county within this Commonwealth 10 give
public notice md 10 cuumrraJe
The Officers o. be Elected
Designate tsc Places At which the Elec-
tIou = IO be held; and
Give notice Ihat certain persons holding
other offices ui profit or trust are incapable
OF holding or exercising, al the same time,
the OiIcc o. appointment OF Judge OF eiec-
iiOu, Inspector, ur Cle-N Of any election of
this CuuuouN elith therefore,
/, DAVID EUW LES, high Sheriff OF
the county of Juuiata, DO hereby make
known and give this public notice TO the eiec-
L.. ~ .....rr.- L-r---.r. nm
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stone Dwelling sIouse.
large Barp. and other ou, buildings.

Th- land is Of tho best quality, IN coed
order and well watered, there being a fine
spring on The premises. There is also a
tire Young orchard upon the property.
which las Just come into bearing. This
land Is I"raJeG two miles -a-t of Mexico.
aud in close TuNimiiy 10 church, store,
post office *.
ALSD-EiCbt Acre Of ridge woodland
adjoining land If Daniel Klos, on the west,
DsyIa Altman on the north, Robert Roe on
the south and east
NELSON a. LUKENS.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-10-12
Sale OF Horses.

Another chance will be presented next
Monday, the I5th inst - buy fne dfi'-
in- or dfaurEt h,-ss 90 thc public sales oi
horses by L. b. Wilson, on Nam street, in
;bfs town, At one O'Clock P. m
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LEDGER BUILDING,
SIXTH AND CHESTNUT SITS,
r & . -

T. ~ ,-Go lro sEG,rlls -.-. l-e orrsl. -.
iaelsc-c:lou- - youth. nervous 'rcs'Sras7 a-r-,
-rr-~. E.=-soc E8Euhoa1 E.. E-i.i send q Ier-..
tAa- vii cure YOU F12E, or cIitTsa L. This sres
ross.- = -sz di--1yersl = -..-- .onsry IA spnl
tursrl-s Tend = s-It-oIIr---s' envelope tD tL
EEE -aszFlt 7 M. .rs. 5.-.-r D, -T-17 Torl. CO.
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NiFFLNTowN MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETs

A4---A LII AlA NAAahLIC
Phi.-deii hic, October :, 1857 Wheat 81
cts. Corn Bets Oats 32 20 3TcIs. Live
chiclCas 5 and Gets Per 10. Ducks 10 Gets.
Turkeys 10 to l2cts. Eggs 10 to 22cts per
doz. Potatoes at IS 70 7Uc,s a bushel.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa, Oct. 7.-Csttle-
Receipts, 22 head shipments. III bead ;
market nOIli Z doing. all through consign
me s. hls>-Rrc-irts, 300 head ship
ments, ECO heals Z ar ,Cti..ir, Philadei phia
a. 5-lC; Yor.er t4-55(a)I GO; comm N
TO fair light 81 400 )E-55- heep-Rcc-sr d,
l-iJ la So pl4e-ts ~ ..e.l.
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TERMS

--,rtiou. 81 90 per annUn If paid
advance sl.5o if not paia may IN sayanes sc
hr.n.,sient advertisements inserted at ou
cents per inch tor each i.. insertion "a ,oo,, col
transient business notices ab II irse,sioH .oca COZ
una 10 cents per line iSr 1aI% Iboas assesIp sesr,,
pel.Ss p'Sl',,;.e bv the year, half OF quarter
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-10-12

In Walker twp, adjoining lands OF Daniel
k loss, SAN uel Funk, Jerome n. Thomp-
son, John Motzer ana heirs Of L. Z. At
kins on, deceased, having thereon erected
a g-Dr1
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-10-12
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned will offer at Public Sale
the following described Valuable Real Es-
tate. on
Saturday. November D, 1857,
al one O'clock p. IL. A farm Of
EEE EEET Y-FEV CRES,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-10-12
COUNTY.

ONE PERSON tor tue office OF
State rels-s-r VI the State OF Pe1usyi-
vauII.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-10-12
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER >,
ISAS.

Gt 5olUg The ar.t Tuesday aitsr the first
Monday ol said month"; General Election
viii be held Ia the sgv vrli Election Districts
established by .aw Ia said county, al which
time tn-y vII vote oy ballot Tor the several
officers hereinafter named, 10 Wit:
JUDICIARY
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-10-12

ONE PERSON .or the Office OF
Judge oi iug supreme Court ot ,he ale
UI fvuLsy l,aUIu.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-08

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4 -NAA-A-Aa-NA
CITY Il Seattle. ana enxAzed 4sa cam1on car
rsar o. frstrht and passengers. shaA save TIE
rsxht g crrss tha trnck e. tr1cn q sd Se1t-
kle Lax shors ard Eastern Railway CuDFAHy
wsthin the ilufss ~ sA5d rieat a way sas5ect
- reassnanle rules AID feE1l1ticn4, ana n
surh : zaAnnar - nos - intsxis re Elth q N
pads the trxnsarsion % dispafch q 1e 1aal-
Il ness a the safa SeAttis. Lake SAors and k4st
srs Railway Company. - sneee8Srs q -
zlEna
see. 9. ThAt n sails Seattle, Isaks ehcre and
/ Eastern RAiluay Company. rs Successors o.
nssixns. shall al any tine fail e. nsslect. far .
period Of ninety ls0l Days. - camply VI . ~
confisions q this Ordinances. 4 shaLl D laWful
| fer the eouuon CouneA q tie CIty 81 sea<fle
unless such failure or nsEiect sAan b ~
resalt Ct, or be ceased % pFodnced By scei-
/ asns, some unuzual O. extrzordinayy occnr'
rerce. rs elsnsnts. Or he AZ 81 Col. % De
| clare by Ordinarce the forfeiture q al m
rIahts kers1n grarsed
Sec IL That thls ordinance shall take e.
l fect and be In force from and After itz paasaga
| b. the Common C0uneli % the Cry q Se1t-
lie and approved b The M4ysr Of sad city
Passed b. tn Comm0n Coancil o. the CIV
| Of seattle the 7Tsh asy o. January, A. D. 1851
| ApEruved b. ne the 9Th dAy q January
W. a. sHoUDT, Mayer.
TIIed JznuAEy y, 1857.
". r. FozzEsz. Clerk-
Pzblished Fsbruary s 1851